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GPIO in Scratch 2

Getting started

Open the More Blocks panel, click Add an Extension, and select Pi GPIO. You should then see two new blocks appear:

You can use these two purple blocks to control output pins or read input pins by entering the pin number into the field, or using a variable containing the pin number:

LED

To control an LED connected to GPIO10, you can use these blocks:

Click the green flag, and the LED will blink on and off repeatedly.

Button

To read the state of a button connected to GPIO10, you can use these blocks:

Note that the button is pulled up so the GPIO pin will read high when it is not pressed, and low when it is pressed.

Button + LED

To connect the LED and button together, you can use these blocks: